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TSas taken sick year aeo
With bilious fever"
my doctor pronounced me cured but got sick
again. with terrible pains in my back and sides and
got 40 badI
Could not move!
Ishrunk!
From 22S lbs. to 100! had been doctorine for my
liver out 1t did no good did not expect to live more
than three months. began to use Hop Bitters.
Directly my appetite returned my pains left me- nv
entire system seemed renewed as by magic and sfter
using several bottles not only al sound a. sov.
ersisn, but weigh more than did before To Hop
Bitters owe my life"
Dublin, Jans 6. SO. R. FITZPATRICK
"Nfalden Mass. Feb. l, 1886. Gentlemen
I suffered with attacks Of sick headache"
Neuralgia female trouble for years in the most ter
rible and excruciatins manner.
No medicine doctor could give me relief or cure
until used Hop Bitters.
1.-THE first bottle
Nearly cured me"
The second made me ~ well and strong a. when Q
child,
And have been 30 to this day"
Ny husband was an invalid for twenty years with .
SERIOUS
Kidney, liver and urinary complaint
Pronounced by Bostons best observation-disclosures
ble!"
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ofthe
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In my neishborhood that have been saved by your
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And many more are using them with great benefit
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Mrs. E. D. Slack.
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HARDENED LIVER.
Five years ago I broke down with kidney and liver
complaint and rheumatism
Since then have been unable to be about at ALL
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All the best physicians agreed that nothing could
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seven bottes the hardness has all gone from my liver
the swelling from my limbs and it has ,c0rked mira
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j. w. MoREY, Buffalo, Oct /, 1884.
WRITE THIS
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With indammatory rheumstism ~
For nearly
Seven years, and no medicine seemed to do me any
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MI gHSNtHGaAA. "HATrEH" 0ENTLEsfINs
SsH silk Hate % order. by Il cCNSINaHIS -
"s4-k Known halter. 1910 St6 sr NV. sDxi
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Queen Kapiolani has been TO visit and inspect
the forts In New York harbor. she must have
been Impressed with . sense Of the ease with
which Hawaiian warrant could sail 70 the very
Wharf.-The % the great city In case Of hostiuries
between her country and oura
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LAsspuneH & Bno.

our Third Floor Resular Bargain Floor: Every de-
clear stock On our first hoor and many dssirsSs Ssi
We shall continue the sale of Remnants and Short
o
FROM To.norsow We shall sell two of Pertshire
being carefully seected). only per yard regular
cali early in order to t 5ene Of
THREE Of Saline tn, ant ht tar and dark
9S &c. yr sold
Kschlin FrsEes. French productions. .''''.. " 49,.
eRnR s9a shs lot s Ct the @
pscsafsd + esdsT 70 SATISFY many = pstrsas:
"A. r: < vide s.,n. o.. 81 yard s., vide
Wsrranted Entirely Feather Proof
per Yard REGULAR value length suitable for
Aprons and Children's Dresses.
in and h Ssf n
benefit q sGis
e. rf6S w9a on the
them so1sids!spIy lower than !esa{ar value -. ~
Es1 fass aass
Sc s. sas extra
Of vii Sasr FAIRS s's Of ne
M saHe s
another lot Sf the delegated Ladies Linen Cape Gel
As the Sstonal Drill is drawing near we take the
r. sRisa s;ssst@sn. Ssrsat
Is in to the eass
Wen made aad very slightly dresses YIN sl0ss out
have hand quantity Of Domestic Ho.,sry
part Of auction lot advantaeeously obtained
as we viii at the low
prices price in eEdsr 70 close then, out: ~.
xs1S r. ss &c. worth worth &
6s Of or 2 w0I It ,S9Ss hal, their
regular vaue-this being remainder Of stock and
consequently marked extremely low in order to
eiSss to sell our Mirrors consist
e pu sns ws &c
Ss ana y
2csses t$sinsh wids) Fancy Drspery at &c. per yard
Also. N6e same width, Fancy Drapery at 1oc.
yard ne e1l s0a Ss
in cream aud white t39 lons) at Sl25 regular price
The last lot Of the well-known Linen Lawn. superb
designs fast color, at Sc yard regular value at
least l5c This article does not consist of remnants
but will cut any quantity asked for.
3 cases of Corded bingham Remnants patterns,
excellent quality st loc per yard worth anywhere no
less than be This lot comprises almost fashion,
able color in the market
cases Of Plain India Linen. warranted perfect .
ever only &C. per yard generally sold &C. This lot
consists Of full pieces. and therefore will give you
any quantity asked for.
Lot Of Fancy Frinses. suitable for IAmbrequins
and Furniture use in ssners at greatly reduced prices.
| ct
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The central committee Of one hundred Is now
organized and In working order. 1t has the oppor.
tunity 70 do good work for the District, and the
fairly representative character OF the men who
compose II gives promise that work OF this kind
VIII be accomplished. A wise self-controi on the
part OF the representatives Of different sectionl
and different interests win produce harmony, and
nothing but q distressing lack Of harmony can Sc
no0Ay impair the committees usefulness.
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UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
pGs I'd P1,e Lee
HOCSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
lot OF Bathing Towels: cannot be mstchsd for less
than i0e for Friday we win close them st for Csc:
at Sc; for Friday. Soc. a''e 0o''f' "1e osfsa'n
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
eS.s tin S c Sn ' Fsy fss,
sArTEEN DEPARTMENT
Soc for Friday We viii Close them At sSe va. yard I"'s'
PARAsoL DEPARTMENT.
ont lot e Gs. pra'os to close
GLOVE DEPARTMENT
lot Of SOC Jersey Silk Mitts to close out on Friday
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
lot Of 25e. Suspenders. 10 different patterns, to
close out on Friday at lie. pair.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT
lot Of Ladies' Emb'd Cashmere All-Wool Scarfa
II cream blue. TAM cardinal and black to close on
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
lot of Acc. Misses Ribbed Isle Hose. in either
black or colors for Friday at Csc pair. "''-',
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
lot Of 90 IS, and SOC. Leather Belts to close at
lot Of 25c. ALL Wool Canvas Belts to close At 15c
10. o. byrnes fiorlda Wafer regular price. 45c.:
lot soc. English Hair Brushes, Friday &c.,
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
sos O. Masssoqs asg all '0l0r' regular
day &125 yard.
JEwELRY DEPARTMENT.
lot Of 81 and s1.5o Rhinestone Jewelry to close
A lot Of Plush Toilet Cases to close Friday l5c.
FAN DEPARTMENT.
lot of SOC Satin Fans, plain or painted Friday 35e
lot OF so1led Palm Leaf Fans to close at lie.
LADIES' NECKWEAk DEPARTMENT
lot Of Lawn Chemisettes to close at 15c
A lot of extra-quality Ladies' Linen Cape Collars
with row Of fine embroidery, all Sizes Friday only Sc
each. '' wv
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
lot of 22 and 45 inch Swiss Flouucings, worth 75
and SOc. q yard. Friday o0c. yard
lot Of ecru and colored 46-inch Flouncings worth
$1.3O to 50 yard. Friday 81 yard.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
A lot Of 45.inch Oriental FlouncngA worth 75c
yard, Friday soc yard.
lot OF Iorchon Trimmings. white and colors: req
uiar price,, % TO I%c yard to close &c. yard.
ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT.
AIot OF Outlined Linen Spashers Friday 7c.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
One lot consisting of r. Il. Bonnets, ToborRan
Dandy, Yacht, &C., worth 4Sc. to close fridav 81
One lot Of Flowers Daisies. Snowballs Roses Lilies
Ct the Valley Buttercups &c. worth Soc, to close on
MORE 6roeaded BLOCK and plaid worth CSC. to close
SUR DEPARTMENT.
Cream Abatross Suit (lady'sj, size "a. slirhtlv
''l'ea M RfsfE sl6 fSt kETdfy
g Gingham suits 2, 8. and years, sold at AZ, to
close on Friday ct sec. Vs. ~
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9 u hard TO believe that Mr.. Blaine, who soes
70 Europe TO get out OF the atmosphere Of excite
@ens which surrounds him here. viii take part In
soe naa patriot campaign. as Is now predicted hy
some Of the newspapers
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what would non-Carhoucs who believe In reye-
Iation think OF the Catholic Church II its head on
earth could view, except with profound sorrow. a
movement Wnica " rlnng Ireland With anarchy
ana deSastdtlOne Woe 10 movement which un.
less It's days are shortened, will leave Land that
once flowed with milk and honey q desert without
religion "-hsRotr Of the Irish CoiieVe, Rome
The movement 20 which reference Is made A, MI.
Ing Ireland With devastation, checking its accus.
toned now OF milk and honey, and leaving IL A
desert without religion, Ii not the coercion-evic
ton movement OF English landlords but the home
rule movement OF the Irish. II will be sad II the
Irish protest against policy which has LEFT them
little else than their religion shall lose them even
that. However, . movement which devasrates
u land and leayesi I, desert would naturally de-
prive ir OF religion IN the same proportion as II
deprived it Of Inhabitants, and when entirely de-
serted the land would be without religion. 1t Is
not believed that the few Irish who at the present
rate OF immigration, will be left In Ireland TO en-
dure eviction and coercion, run any risk OF beng
robbed OF their religion, q thing which cannot be
levied upon Tor the satisfaction OF unpaid rent
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IL He RUSH CONTINUES IN OUR GUS.
TOM DEPARTMENT FOR OUR LIGHT
WEIGHT wooLENs.
WE CARRY, WITHOUT DOUBT. THE
LARGEST LINE OF PIECE GOODS IN THE
CITY. AND MAKE SUITS TO ORDER FROM
$50 Up.
FOR $50 AND s25 WE MAKE UP EN-
TIRELY NEW PATTERNS OF GOOD, SUB
sTANT1AI. ATWOOD. WELL MADE. AND
FASHIONABLE SUITS.
OUR sPEcIALTIEs THIS SEASON ARE
TWO Oh THREE MAKES-CoMpR1srHa A
LARGE VARIETY OF PATTERNs-oF FINE
IMPORTED GOODS AT $50 AND cas-
SUIT
THESE PRICES ARE sl0 TO sl5 LESS
THAN WE HAVE EVER KNOWN THE SAME
MAKE OF GOODS SOLD FOR HERE BE-
FORE.
IN OUR READY.MADE DEPARTMENT WE
HAVE SAME GRADE OF aooDs-NoT SAME
PATTERNs-As OUR $40 AND s25 CUSTOM
SUITS WHICH WE SELL AT s1e TO 400.
THESE ARE JUST MADE UP FROM our
OWN STOCK OF PIECE GOODS, AND ARE
AS WELL CUT AND MADE As CUSTOM
WORK.
IN ALL THESE THE STYLES ARE Ex-
cLusIvELY OUR owN-No ONE ELSE
HAVING THEM
THIS PREVENTS so MANY OF ONE
STYLE BEING SEEN ON THE STREETS Al
TO MAKE THEM COMMON.
A FEW OF OUR cas- CUSTOM GOODS
NOT SAME PATTERNs-1N OUR READY.
MADE STOCK AT s2a
Z = 1ARNuG 1 CO,
my17 931 RHnxsixvAx1A Avxxun.
Sum,1r. Mu14sssr.
ama Il ]. HUNT
Hss inst returned from Nsw yog, and any1tas atta.
Ton 10 the istsst styles IN RA11slAN DoNNHrO ~
hats and the most siseapt noveltass b IINI NnLI
merry o0oDA
nV 1909 = stzssta.w.
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LADIES'
LADIES'
LADIES'
LADIES'
m NKKEH GcGGKK XIV wv y We wee RRR
s$ |: T. Is #$$$$$$## f. e.
We open tomorrow of the newest and prettiest
styles of Neckwear. and to make the special sale
servedly attractive We propose to quote very low
prices.
Csc. oHEM1sErTEs.
Style No 1 has double row lace rufle around neck
and fancy lace fronts.
Style No. has embroidered collar and front Of Lace
and embroidery.
- The materials. the STYLE the IT. make these Csc
Chemisettes an attractive bargain.
4sc CHEM1sETTEs
Finely embroidered Chemsettes with fancy colored
ribbons. The latest Of novelties
75c. CHEMIsETTEs.
Fronts Of pulled and plated boiling cloth and COL
ored SILK corduroy in cream pink light blue. hello
trope cardinal, orange. and olive We know of two
leading New York stores charging CSC. for these
Chemisettea
19c. NULL TIES
Prettfly embroidered and the Null is 6ne quality.
Certainly - good sold for Csc last You will
be attracted by these 19c Null Ties. You ought to.
They cost n 1Sc. apiece
II Those ct CSC, 3oc. and 4Sc are more elabo-
rssely embroidered and little wider
csc. coLORED NULL TIES.
White Null with colored embroidery We have COL
ors TO match the prevailing shades Of wash dresses
4sc. NULL FICHUs
The embroidery these Fichus while it Is fner il
more elaborate than shown in last 4Sc Fichus
We know VIC offer the best 4Sc Null Fichu in this
city.
~ We also show them at Csc, S5c, and up to
S19s; little larger and more elaborate embroidery.
S19S NULL SHAwLS.
They full-size shawls and embroidered in e1qui-
siss style We know Jon will admire them If nothing
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The refusal Of the Toronto police to interfere
either for the protection or the assistance OF sun.
dry visiting strangers who were exposed to the
mad fury Of mob tnthe streets Of that city yes
terday, may lead TO something more disagreeable
than few newspaper conmentA The reporters
ofAmerican journals who accompanied Mr.. O'Brisn
were not with him for any revolutionary purpose
They were there TO do their duty to the public BY
writing descriptions OF what they saw and heard
They were taxing no part even in the bloodless
agitation OF the Irish nationalist cause and their
whole onense consisted in following the obnoxious
orator from place 70 place and trying to preserve
the peace. In such circumstances they were en-
titled 70 the hospitabe treatment accorded other
visitors who conduct themselves decensIy. They
had the right 70 walk through the streets unmo-
Tested, and 20 claim the aid OF the constabulary
when assaulted By rufiana II subjects OF the
Queen had been pursued as these men were and
Tor no better cause, in the city Of Washington.
Philadelphia, or New York. and the local police
had not only stood Idly by and watched them re-
csive blows and wounds, but had refused to assist
them when stricken down and In need OF hospital
care, there would have been q correspondence as
long as the moral law between her maJesty's gov
eminent and ours, and the city or State aurhori.
ties would have been very likely 20 make an ex
ample OF the officers. few such performances as
yesterdays in Toronto will make the American
policeman, whose faults We are occasionally dis
posed 20 criticise with some harshness show IN
handsomely by contrast with the Canadian Officers
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The latest letter OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission IS OF importance as indicating the
views OF the Commission in reference TO the much
criticised long and-Short haul section 1t destroys
the hope expressed on the part OF the railroads
that the Commission would practically nulltfy this
specially obnoxious section by exercising freely
the power OF suspension. The Commission say, in
substance that suspensions are authorized only in
exceptional cases and after an investigation salts
factory 10 the Commission; that the general law,
IN its main feature at least must be assumed TO be
intended as permanent law for the country; that
considerable Sacrifices be borne for the general
good by some parties and some interests must
necessarily have been contemplated; and that
consequently the probability, or even the Ger.
tanty. that injury TO corporations or individuals
viii result Is not by itself, under the act, any
ground for suspension anywhere OF its ordinary
provisions. This Is the only reasonable
construction OF the law. Congress evil
IDENTIFY intended 70 lessen the profits OF
some for the purpose OF aiding others who were
thought TO be unJustly treated at present II the
hardship caused by the section is unjust, and fails
10 bring the compensation contemplated, then It
should be repealed The expressions OF the com.
mission concerning suspensions OF the long and
short haul section seem TO stand In the way
OF temporary suspensions Of the section, such as
have been granted in a number Of cases These
however are upheld as granted in only the most
obvious cases where special grounds OF injury
were shown, and in the belief that no considera-
Die mischief could follow from allowing an exist.
Ing condition OF things 10 remain for brief period
whether IL was then suffered TO stand or
not, and that harmful results from
sudden change In the law might thereby to
some extent be averted. These harmful results
however, must OF course have been contemplated
by Congress when IL fixed the time at which the
law was TO go into operation.
Another, and perhaps better reason for the tenn.
porary suspensions IS suggested. II the new law
had been LETT TO operate universally the old state
Of things would have been swept away at once,
and the Commission would have had no good op-
portunty for careful study Of the system to be re-
formed; and would have been deprived OF the best
and most satisfactory means OF making that COM
parfson between the systems which was important
not merely TO enable 1t to pass finally with full
knowledge upon the exceptional cases but also
the better 10 prepare it TO make In It's periodical
reports such suggestions and recommendations as
might naturally be looked for
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WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD FOR The SUMNER FOR
w man. wife, and two children in cool healthy To-
cation within six hours of Washington. State rarticu
lars, terms, &c. Box 1;S9 Star office mylg-3t.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANTED-BY JUNE TWO OR THREE UNFUR-
w nished rooms for light house keeping; northwest
Capitol Hill permanent suited State all particu
lars, otherwise unnoticed Address y, Star Office.
my17-3.stth.s
WANTED-JUNE 1.-TWO UNFURNISHED, CON-
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veniences for adults second floor preferred in north
west section OF the city, moderate rent Addressw
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FrOR kENT-A No. STABLE: TWO STALLS,
\ ioit, Ssrrlsge place; also water. 2ls ID u W.
nyl9-3t'
IcoR RENT-kITCHEN AND WASH ROOM AT IS
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room. Apply TO A. L. BRICE. ia 10Th 81. mylU- In
IroR RENT-"LEARN TYPE-wRITING"
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-oFFICES-NlcF OFFICE ROOMS A
~ $50 Ia. ave. Inquire I3 Market SPACE mi s,
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ana Cheaper than the grade Of goods were ever
offered in this city. Please bear In mind that there
are 30 Of these SLIPS in the lot The price IL SOC
We viii sell one 70 customer the entire lot to the
nrst lady who comes In and asks for them. You will
find these garments in our Infants Department
second door.
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INoR RENT-NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY FUR
II nshed rooms NJ 62l ID At. Inquire al aOS ID
81. my s-.lts
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WANTED-A RESPONSIBLE PARTY To OC-
w cupy basement floor hange for care of house
during the summer: white preferred Address box
63 Star Office IT.
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WANTED-HoUSE, SIX OR EIGHT ROOMS
w modern improvements. for small family of adults
must be not over ten minutes walk raj Post
. ,hce Department Address, with full information. d.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

INIRST-CLASS BOARD CLAGETT MANSION
hear Silver Springs Station, Metropolitan Railroad
For particulars inquire OF Miss MAGhI- DER or adj
dress claeett Mansion, Brightwood DC. my19-2w
NEAR MOUNTAINS AND DEPOT-PLENTY OF
shade, ice and all country products: mails tele
phone: large rooms. Terms moderate. Address
WOODS" GAINESVILLE, Va. myle3
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Hss inst returned from New xosk and auyitos stten
ttea 70 thu lstsst styles n PAxleIAN DONNIT0 ~
HATS and Tho most elegant novsltass - TINI NIIIE
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WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE. CENTRAL.
w by small family of adults rent in board Address
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WANTED-HoUsE-6 TO ROOMS: FAIR vAIU-
w alton; monthly payments. best OF reference.
Chickerang Piano given first payment; price,
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TroR RENTING FINE CORNER ROOMS WITH
Il plenty OF light; newly painted and papered, on
second noor suitable for dentist lnr
Price SO per month. situated northeast cor 18th aud
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Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-29
FOR BETTER OR WORSE,
MY TRUE WIFE.

A novel, by Mrs. Mary v, L0ps &
borough, will be commenced IN !
Christmas edition.
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V2nCGnnent,
The Journals.

Is controlled, edited and published
LADIES'; owns its type, printing mater
and press, and carries olaJ0B PRINT
ING office.
lis object is to forward the interests
womanhood in the South, to call io1
the best talent, to aid the highest int
lectual, moral and physical well beinI
while presenting pleasing pictures or
ligious, domestic and social llie'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-01

| far as the strikes on the other roads
caused blockade of freight. The care
tulless of train men. section hands and
all who guard the property OF
| the company and the lives of
the passengers is shown by the
record made, not single serious acct
dent when regular employees were on du-
", and in fact no very serious accident at
any time. The most kindly feelings eX
ist between the citizens along the
line and the company, which
is best shown by the fact
that to day not single case is pending
against the company in either Justices or
County courts. All petty aud veXatious
litigation is avoided By the company's
officers, and for this reason the corporation
is free from all trouble OF the kind. Few
if any railroad companies can say: eve
ran 3 line 1873 miles in length, and in no
county on that line is there suit
against US either in the County or
Justices court" The belief is now uni
versal and it is well grounded that with
the connection once made at Pueblo
and the line opened TO Denver the
Fort Worth and Denver will
do gn enormous business, for
tideTa'e r will then be easily reached by
the products which have hitherto been
hauled for many miles out of direct
line, and the trOpica! products
which find their way to the
northwest carried thousand miles
out of the way TO reach their destination.
Built TO Denver the road fads connections
which give it ample distributing facilities
and 81 Fort Worth meeting other trunk
lines it offers to its patrons g
sure, safe and speedy avenue for
trade and travel. The Fort Worth snd
Denver deserves to be congratulated
heartily on its record. and no small
amount OF the praise should be accorded
President Morgan Jones and Superin-
terdent {. Z. Frost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-01

assured that the Denver would
have been constructed through the
country, nor would they have under
gone the privstions incident to frontier
life if they had not thought tnst the COM
ing OF the road would not enhance the
value OF their lands. Tney should treat
the road with spirit of fairness, and let
the work go on. If they insist on dam
ages, we suppose a committee for con-
demning and valuing the land will be
appointed and award the damages &C.
cordingly, but it seems to US that the coz
veniances of the road would be quite q
remuneration for the right of way
Qusnah Advance.